Kam ein kleiner Teddybr

The little teddy bear from Toyland comes to the children. He is cheerful, has a cuddly soft fur, and everyone instantly likes him. Although he doesn't speak, he always just goes "brumm brumm." The children give him a name: they call him "Bummi." He responds to that. Then we try it again and again: "Bummi, Bummi, brumm, brumm, brumm," goes the refrain of the song. Whether with a high-pitched voice or a deep bear-like rumble, whether whispered in Bummi's teddy ears or sung loudly to the world - it brings the children immense joy. The lyrics and melody are clear and simple, making it easy for even the youngest to learn quickly. "A little teddy bear came" was one of the most popular nursery and kindergarten songs in the East, sung by children's choirs and even the Thomaner Choir, and it remains unforgettable. And just in case you forget: here are the notes for it.